Kansas Motorcycle Museum, Two-wheel vehicle museum in Marquette, United States.
The Kansas Motorcycle Museum in Marquette houses more than one hundred vintage and rare motorcycles that show the evolution of American motorcycle manufacturing across different eras. The collection ranges from early models to modern examples and documents technical innovations and design changes.
Stan Engdahl, a five-time National Racing Champion, founded this museum in 2003 to preserve the legacy of motorcycle racing and engineering. His personal passion for motorcycles and success as a competitor shaped the collection and its focus.
The museum displays racing memorabilia and personal collections that show how motorcycles became central to American culture. Visitors can observe how this sport grew from a niche hobby into a major part of the nation's identity.
The museum is located in downtown and is open to visitors throughout the year. It offers a straightforward setting to view the collection at your own pace.
The collection features a custom-built Harley Davidson motorcycle that Stan Engdahl constructed himself and rode in races over many decades. This bike represents the craftsmanship and endurance of a racer who devoted his life to the sport.
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